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kL 7 :‘ , lllEit 4882.} TIMATRE 'ROYAL, DRCIRY.LAN E. ,•• _ • • ' ' TO,MORROW EVENING, May, 17, vloc, _ will be icr.t. - 7.(i - THIS WORLD. I'h Cilracte!, by Air. ELLISTUN, sir. BANNISTER, - ',. lip.lr WttOUGll't ON, Mr. Alivilihws, *. rALMER, Mr. DL CAMP Mr. RUSSELL, Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. CAME', Miss BOYCE. the Prologue to be spo4ctt by. 11/Ir—DE CAMP, --, Aila .Ise Epilogue by Mr.• ELLISTON. WITH • CAR.AtTACUS, ANCIZNI asirdivs. • • Lutaaacus (the (;e:icrA), Mr. EVEGVI ; - iwy, Mr. it i)iIERT ; Ilengo, Miss C. ItItISTOW ; - Edgar, Master'NOßLE'• Nlastrr WALLACK ; . MastO . Ilk IsT w 5 • : 02 ' )41 reti (the Ilighi.!tiest), Mr. C 00K E ; Malor (the Chief Bard), Mr. SMITH ; w "" 4 ", Messrs. N U G 01130 N, MILLER, st NA etc. Isla, Miss GA ?TON ; SH A It ; 7wilirts o - Miss N , Miss TWAAI LE Y, Misses K. and pgNN.ET, miss - roost:, &c. 4tc. Rom.. us. Cxvr, Nir."CRANFIELD; ,. • Ci,udius, Mr. FISHER ; Drusus, Mr. MALE; Nl.tri;use, Mr. LAUREN I'. Illotests. Secona Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Secni.d Price 15.—..* Gather!,as. Secund ('rice is.—Upper Gallery-4s: Second Pro,: 6,1. -No Money to be returned. ' Places fur the Boxes to be takenol Mr. Spring, at the Box ()nice, Russ4ll-street. - The Doors to be opened at Halt' past Five, and begin at dill past Six. . NEVER ACTED.. For the BENE FIT of Mrs. C. g." EMBLE. TI-rEATRE. ROYAL., cuyi. NT GARDEN. ON TUESDAY, May,24, 1808, will beaded a ,new k omedy, AIATCH MAKING ; I "CIS A WISE CIiILD THAI' KNOWS ITS OWW fAI HER. The Charattters.by Mr. COOKE, Mr: , MUNDEN, Mr. TUNES, K • . Mr. C. EMBLE, Mr. LISTON, Miss S MITI-1, Mrs. ,11. 101iNSTOY. Mrs. DA EN tbotcr, Mrs. C. KEM44 Ey MiSs NORTON. ea: l V. a Itlasqusl.r,tde ; in which will be introduced a ..I.eei liol by toll.r. beliaay, Mr. Taylor, M S. 1.14.711, 3U1 Na 15.1 Pfologuo to bc spoken by . Mr. TEI 0 MPSON • Aini the Epilogue by Mr. LISTON. WITH P AVOCItITE INTER'. UDE, and a MUSICAL EN I'ERTAINMENT, A s 4 will br expressed in future Bills. 0., Ti, - k e y to b e b..d Mrs. C. , Ketnble, za, Newman-street. str, et ; and of Mr Brandon, at the Theatre, where .he Boxes inay be taken. 4lr• ___ . .--------_ ..... 7 ______ ( .11ARLES WARWICK BAMVEYLDE, Bart LL Pcrolis wh.) have any ju,t. Deinands upon 1 ),, "11 , or ilia Esuites, may receive: the 101 8140:111t 4, i„„ %' I4 Y Applic..-..ioU to Mr. Satnuel TaAg, No.. 6, I..thcotu l s tits. ,t; ' Svattli upon deiiveriag up to 'him theirS':l;'lA -------....—___ • g r, B PREFERMENT,— E SOLI), at rawars, nc.txt Month, un ituhiehit's Poi° .s. ) . ll,spu>ect (id by mar,. c.orafact, a V . a . 111. 1 ,. CTurtY, wait a prospect or very early Pobs,..s., C4l "r' may be had of Mr. Tyn Solicitor, Lin- A:CA R D. TO BE DISPOSED OF, AN OLD Estabil,ned and Revel tlble WINE LiS, in one of the gist Naval Ports of thii ". dud the Premises, the P priLtor retiring front w tine tio• snne is carried on, which are very cbm lb and al,nirably cdLulateci 14 the tride, in a c.ntrical 21 most iiewatale bitu.ir s on ; pchsession may be had inane "Tei) or at any period that may rinit i ed on. F or pdrt4:lll,irs apply at No. 20, ItuoiLlmie, London. M.. v — 8 8 to, . • iI E - GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which be .; .ginsl)tai.vit, g INL 23; is thi onty Lottery that ever sultnett SLX I'itILLS of TWENTY 'THOUSAND !`44.,N1)5. z SCRENI„E. , 6 Prizes r 1 - 420,ce0 - - are - - ,C I'_o,o^o 2 I cr,ooo 2 - . ~ . 5,000 3- - - ... 2,000 2,000 - 5,006 2 7-- - - • so° --- - - 3,5 0 0 ° - - - - 100 1 30 6 So - - - - - - t,500 c'" 4 ) , - - -0 -- 22 . - : . - - . 2100 1,; , . is 0000 T; .1.. . ',,........ : a •Kt tS. 4350,000 11-ci t . NO FIXED PRIZE, vtlice s S and SHA It are ..tt all the Liceneed London, and by their Agents in the Country. , 1 re s ent Price.—Ticket . ,C-20 14 9 )tatter • ,Cgo 4. D -•-42 ts 6 - 5 9 o Sateciith - S o • TLKNIS I' QUIVALENT TI) MOR.T. A LL . P er Sons in possession of Freehold, Cok3y -1101 tiq •(, or Leaseli ° lii 'Estates in' I.Utui or ( T iouscs, to - k h e Funds, Alarsiage Sotfr'moOts, Witioole loin!uTs, S►rts„;ll4r;.e‘,, Piktent Place, Annuitii:s,, Clergymen's 1.45 , .. faitother description of Property, eiiiwr perpe ai t'o; life, rn be.supplied with 111oney to Ay amount, 5,,,.-",mion Annuity Intcrest, accoriliog to the quality ot the • i r, rt lY anti inciiteot4l Circinustances. persoically, between the'llours of Tw.elveand Five. i„itZ Liter, to the Dite6tOr of theitink, Lower ColOrn-ba. uare . . . r ,,,,,. I IPo RTA-N - r, To Bwow wF, RS. , . . N .,, I.WITHS,TANDI- N Gti l eVnivertial Pressure, (.icc,'".ll to I ytwo the AQ.tterAlly a:.:costontedanloupt ty lic rtilng to the at tending i:iictinist.iiiiles . 6l4l . 34:ll) t'lralglY th e , 144 e tn. be received' by.tlfe Grantoriol Annuities, through vet ",'.',”,rt i lli rnedmin of Mr: H. I ackton : the rinclPai r.le it,art;-'...3"109 eXe.ept at the sole requisition of the, respective NI t k: . o %; the inte.rest only to be' charged on pt %Wends of b ( ? ;ve 9E un Freehohl,Copyhold 4 or I.easeholcl fistateb, or on , 0th4.1 ti rltlenunots, Jointuref, Church Preferments, or of ;I nte l ' Itt I , .Lunii:s. The merely personal se...uriti of people and i - **ornily, and large et neetancies, or , 4 known turtnne riurktedsPeet4tnlity, are alb° Emit 'pertectlY' eligible. The ' 4 ' th e I,;', r e.nti9o tio diotingniallingl y paid to . • the mediati . ous • ei dus 4 " trsi e n ed:incontracintiniet,utt to the nuther.nti spc- A4l3,„ttil,demyning publicationa of "the (Li) ; and tit 4;•+1/1!. , i tie, I d eci l !oetus cotista,ltty resulting theretront; Moat tur+. lll ll tletm e . o ,Y.' itht itni)olt,iltity inanilett, the. infinite ple.ent - 110, 04 ti 1 Pe cUttutry trans,ctions bet YieCII CCM it:114411 4 . 1e0 iii CO. 1,, Leit et , . - . ' )1' .1Ac . 01 , ..L., ''‘ ' , la c k. - • —rt- ationymous. and postage pant, zr.hiresbeil 1 , 1:%1;*: ` l 4tet . - - " l * kit at ..I"earce:z., St k anales; 76,• l e tedul. -, , SQ4 d.siture ; w ill be ituxrit:4o,4o attriufcg ti*, , . t''" K:1V.,:47. •fp i 01 ...; --, ,-' ,x.i• -i.- , - L 4 Jou. . 6 t • SALES OF ESTATES, &c. NORTH - WALES. TO BE SOLI) BY PUBLIC AUCTION. Oil Tuesday, the a Bth of lune, (808, at the Sportsman's Inn, Camarvon, at Twoo'Clock, . _ A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ad. 116. vantagepusly situated ;tear . the capital 5.:4-•port Town of Carnaivon, consisting of sundry eligible Farms, Lands, and Tenements, with Suitable and convenient Faini..houses, Olilees, and Out-buildings, containing upwards of (Lie Thousand' Six 'l'm - Kited Acres, let 10 responsible Tenants, at very low Rents, amounting to nearly Six Hunched. aiid Thirty . Poundsper ? Annurni — eapable of very great inz.ease as the Leases expire. And to be Sold by Public Audion,- on Thurs;ay, the 3oth of lune,. OM, at, Llangefni, at Two o'clock, a valuable "FRE E HOLD ESTATE, advantageously situated, in the Southern part of theisle of Anglesea, consisting of sundry eligible Farms, .Lands, and Tenements; Fishery, Rabbit- Warren, and other rights, with suitable and convenient Farm Houses, Offices, and Out-buildings, conain ng Three Thou sand and Filly Acres, let to responsible Tenants, at very low Rents, amounting to nearly One Thoirsand Three Hun. dred Pounds per Annum, cap.ible of very great illereaSt: the Leases expire. To any Gentleman vk ',siting to lay out a lar,.;e ,sum in a ve ry iinproving Estate, this PrOperry is an obj‘ei. well worth attention. ParticoLas may be hal of Mrs. Wood, Printer, Shrews bury ; \lr. Monk., Printer, Chester ; Mr. Prosier, Printer, Ilangor ; Messrs, Jenkins, James, and Abbott, Solicitors, New Inn, London ; Messrs. Poole, Solicitors, Cara:lrvin), who will spew- the Plans of the Estate ; and of Mr. C. Has sail, Eastwood, Penitaukeshii.e. .1 - O N IJA Y, MAy 10, l'his Day was published; in gvo. price 6s. AHISTORY of the PENAL LAWS against the 1 R.l SI 1 CATHOLICS,&in the "Cre4ty of I-WlC rick to the Union. • By HENRY PARNELL, ray. M.P. London: Pruned for 1, I-LirdinK, 36, Sr. farnes's-street. Where may he had, Parnell's Ilistorical Apology for the Irish Catholics, a hew !Aaiun, price ss. 6.1. COiNPER'S ilia I.l`ON. Neerly ready-for PublicatiOn by Subscription, for the Bene - fit of Mr. Cowper's Orphan Cod-son, in. Royal 4to. price 21. 2S. in Boards ; Subscriptions received by 1. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-- yard, I. Evans, in Ind all Booksellers in the United Kingdom; LAT' I. and" ITALIAN POEMS, of MILTON translated into •English-Verse, with the Originals; aid a Fr.lgrnent °la Commentary on Paradise Lost. By the late WILLIAM. COWPER, Ek4q. With a Preface, awl Notes, from various Authors, by the Editpr, and Three Designs by John Plaxmart, Esq. This Day was published, • In One Volume, Quarto, elegmirly printed by nallronYtlttr with nirriti:rooa tingrayings, trent Designs by fir. ki.eitott Siniike, illostr4tive - of the Scenery and Habits of the 1 ~ yelith and Thirteenth Centuries, peke 21. 2s..boartis, PARTENOPEX DE BLOIS. A Romance. It. four c:111I05. Freely translated from the , i , reatrii of M. LE GRAND, with Notes. By WILLIAM STEWART ROSE. • Prinm.ll;Jr LonguLin, Hurst, Rees, awl Orme, Paternos ter-row. • This Day was published, - 4ln 4tei. price 25. the Second Edition of . • THE SIEGE of COPENHAGEN, a Poem l jp with Notes, - - , - • By LAMES GAAHAME. • Printed for Lohman, Hurst, Reel,' and Orme, Pater. 110S:et-row, Lohdon; and Oliphant anus. liroWn, Edinburgh. w kinv tuaybc had by the sante Author, Poems. In 2 vols. Foolscap Svo. price 125.. 1. containinl the Sabbath (sth .Edition); Sabbath Walks; the Rural Calendar; and smaller Poems. Vial. 11. containing the Birth of Scotland; and Mary Stuart, I.4amatic Poem. WA•I'FORD, HER 'FS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. GODFREE and Mr. ABBOTT, At Garraway's, 'Change-alley . , Coruhill, London. on Thurs. 2, at Twelve, in Threc Lots, by order or the Executrix anri Executor of Air. George Pepper, dcceast.xl, COPYHOLD ESTATE, adjoining the late ciwtier's • Resideme, at Watford, Herts. comprising two Genteel new-built Houses, CaCll• WittaillUlg 5i k ments, with Offices, Fore-Court, and large Giadett joncon hand), one lett for Sot. per annum , and two Cottages, and a Garden i;bo t o feet by euitable to build upon, no/Ing a view. of Watford Common. Tr bt viewed on application - to Mr. Norwood, ot,whom particulars way be had ; also at the Es)::x .Arm 4, Watto:d ; Atlercorn Anns, StArpocrre ; White Hart, at. Albatt's ; At No. 37, Gracechurch-street ; of Mr. Godir.f,..:, Nu. 66, Mll bank-stre:t ; of Mr. Wm. .i.bott, ShephOd'i Mari ct o aud No. 42, Leicester-Square., • , TO ,P,E SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr: GODFit.E. and Mr. ABBOTT, At Ga; raWay's, Change-alley, , CornhA., on Thursday, fund 2, at .Twt;hre I.,'ClooC, by order . r Exe...utrik.aild Exc.. cuter or:Mr. George 'Peppe4"deceased, faN Elegant HOUSE, pleasantly situated, No. 24, on the east sidei of Upper Cadogan. I slpAne. sheet, Knightsbridke, conimanding Views of the Field's in the east and on the west, the be.itititul 'Gardens to which admission is 'obtained by a small annual. contriout on. the Premises comprise a lust-rate House, recently erected, IC. waiting wily. a few, einbellisiiiiicnts to render it immediately habttzple. The Ap.irtments two' Drawing-rooms with folding doors, French Windows aiid Bale.mies ; a Dining Parlour, Study, Ore4sing.rouin,. three Chatobi:rs, five Attics, Kitchen, Scullery, Pauli) , i Celtaring, Stone Stair-case, and alarq Garden; the setts ot: the Ground as feet 6 in width by Upwards of feet iu de l 'th. Lease held for 74 ymaearg, at .i 71.• 83. 9J. per annum.—loanieshate pouitsaioO Y he had." 'l'o vie.sietj, and Particulars had on the Premises: at Car ta:v.4's ; at No. 37, L.raercliiitch•street ; of C;odfr4x ; Milbnik -skeet ; ;.11;1' a 'Mr. W,n. Abbott, Shep he,4l%., ALlicet, ..tid No, 42, Leicesteksquare. FREEHOLD ESTATE, CHELMSFORD, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY Allet,loN, By Mr. GIBBONS, • At G att aw d yi b Cothie-hoUse, Exchange-alley, Comilla, on Satuitiay, Nlay . .zi, at Twelve o'Clock, bx Direction of • the Assignees and Mortgagee. . V4.I_,LIABLE . FREEHOLD, New-efetied, Uniform BitICK BUILDING', well Adapted for art inn, l loci.!, or Publicltie.Nery, most eligibly situated at the. elltraUge cit the County 'lowa or tree, late in the occupation of • Mr. Thomas Livermore, Tallow:chandler and Shopkeeper : comprising a tuti.im Red Brick Building, with Wings, containing t 6 excellent Chambers,. two Men Servants' kooms, nandsurne Draw. ing-itoom, several Dining- kuoins, SUltitbl2 tor large or small Partier; two excellent Kitchens, and every kind -of Un inegic ()glee; Stabling tor rs Horse*. `Standing for tour Carriages, ;resides Cnaises ; a Gardeturastetully laid out, and planted with Espalier anti walled Fruit Trees; a de light lul Summer-house ; smell Field beside the Road, suit able to build 'on, inclosed wild f iding Gates, and a Brick. Wall on ti, t: north side. To be' Viewed ten days previous to . the. Sale, when print Particulars 'rimy be had at the lilac!: BOY. Ch-lmstbrd ; White Hart, Colchester; Messrs. Willis, .Solicitors o lVarti-, ford-court. Throgrnorton-street ; of Messrs. `Beaurain and thlton Solicitors, Union-street, Bisnopsgate, street; and of Mr. Gibbons, No. 3,lkickleraburY, Cncapside„ London. " • GOtTLD's VEGETABLE QPENINQ, POW DE. RS are pointedly re.timinerided to all Eatrrilles, as an invaluable Medicine, coMbening every advantage. that Can possibly be neriVed from a t.:4lil3rtie withinan aiiy airs inconvenieneies ? Their motto 4t . operatiottis at once mild, yet etfaitial, ilioroughly cleansing the Stomach and klowts, and relieving the Constitution from all . bilious or leveri.lt H e ats i also, being coniposcdtotally of Vegetables, they are 'I so perlee.tly sate and innotentes to be u,et with the 4b.ttest benefit by every descri lition of persons,'ivithout risk,of taking Cold. Arcs also particularly catcut ired as 4 CoolingPhrsx for-Children in the Spring and Autumn, and as a cerotn (jot rd.kor of#ll fititnours.ockle.sts ; likewise alter the Measles, • - Sold trf Plackets ss. gd*. and.4s. dd. each; by Shaw and FAG wards, St: Paul's Church-mrd • Ward, .324, Holborn ; . con, Oxford-s,tftet; Brentraor, t 5 6, lii,iiQpbrate-strect ; Hud son, Way-market.; SE) ring; 163, Botoogit, oqtuost tespett abie Venders..' • ' . „. . . . . . An IMP() Lt TA !IT C 0 l'q r .l 1..) R T 11, paiticularly drei)rsctl to NAvAI., oNl~iCkitS, and those obiiged to visit Foreign Climates. 'HE melancholy recounts so frequently re. ceived 'from 'the . Wrst mites, whilst they excite, tic regret or every feeling mind', claim the Oiliest exertion of tnedica/ ill ; intiOenced by the sincerest ciesire'of contribut:. ing tovv.trds the preservatioA of thole obliged to brave the perils' of that destrue.live malady .called the Y.? t.Low F EWER, the Proprietor of Dt No) R ItlS's DRPS, spin solicits the serious attention of the 'Huhlie t when the tnpre. cedented fame of this invaluable Medicine is considered, fottniled on an Experieoc , ... of Mere than Half. a century,•ri will riot appear prestimp roods to asseii, t even in the 14.. t strualp,ut it.; orni,;ll, Vet poW.-rt,:i v i r t ues have prevailed, and rf.!storeo Thous4o4s to tacit Country and friends! . Thar the introduction o C f a deletqtious oupterftit should, for sever have prevented .theititikintoitts of. the 'West;:tii Isl "111 11 , e:benefit of such .an' mahle Specific, caniot be iitliciently lamented hut as all fa t r a tr imposition is rendered im;i.)isibl e , by the 113!111 of "ill - op - 1;w Writs , Moore,” em each Stamp 'hy' fa. vow ot jr, I,eooridently honed tin, Address will iiieet•ciViiii persuading th.ise obliged w eocuonter the awful flit) tti a t CliMatc, to rely on the. ellii.:Jcy 01 the utlttvollecl l)rovs Orders tor x port exectlte4 At the Doaor's !douse, 29. Lower 8r0c.,14..6q4:et, C;rusvetwr f *quart. • :t; i4` In the Press, and will beiniEllsheri, without delay, T" TRIAL at LARGE between ?Fir. DALY (late IliiclSltipthan of his Majesty's Ship Lion), wd ROFIERI It.tt LLES, list'. 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"Ry (014 N, ,W,ATKINS; iLL.D,ke. &c: Vita eniin inortuornin iu Memoria est in - isit.i..--Crcira o. A Biographic:aloud Historical Libra , y, in the 1.4 m of a Didionary, and in the cronpas of an Ozdayo Voliiinc, an swering the Purpose of eferenee'nnal t pints or P Chronology, AA History, challenges the respect or every Student, and cie:ry Loyer or Li eratuie. This I )iCtionary consists of One 1110115311‘, CinSely' printed Pages, each containii:g Six Hundred Words, and consequently outiiiiis as muetf Matter as any large and expensive Quarto. After the Sale of Thr.:e Editions of this Dictionary, each 600 a number, And the credit and authority , it had obtaioed in the Literary World, it becomes 'a Miller of surprise that inottu:r . Author, parodying its. contents, Should 'have had the temerity to brio , . out another Work, havinti, the - crime Ansinot. containing one twelfth mute Maier, lit the, enormous price of Three GI:loos! 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TT wa4 a rernak of the' celebnited Dr.: 13tiehnn Author of the Domestic..M - eilieitie, that complaints of the-Stornaeli and Bowel:: are the prevailing Malady of IWs Vountry, wli*n:ll la) the fountlati , itt of the more.f.n i ti„tmi e and fatal Iliseases; thai th persan Who could discover tor the relict anti cure a - srie and infallible remedy, per. fOrni a 1110§t ittiporiant service t society. That ettscov,:fy has .I)u' been made in the P.,toilt Antibilicitts d' ills or t!re '-Rev. William tiarclay, the extensive sale - of the high estimation in which they are deserve,;: has' -cont;tierably lessened the number of tlieseeon t Lii nti; bids Lair, in a short time, to be the means of ef tire!) eladr eating thorn: These Pills have a quick amid sate opt.ro they - net powerfully .and' specifically' on the 'Bile,' and thus remove 'the numerous (.‘isor.jers cenneded * with it, Sick • Head-Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, laundice, Net.. votis DiSepters twin Indigestrou, &c. They are the mot : : valvable Family , Medieluer hitherto orPred to the ' ahrl the Proprietor is Supporto.ii-by' the*most respectifile evidence. of the first characters of the Nobility• and at lierk, that they have never been administered to any persilo' without, -giving Ctftillik and, Speedy relief, and to the end :Completing CUte This valuable Medicine, having been used. with success, • is recommended by the following distiriguished Peta4nage.s; The Right Heil. Viscount The Lord BiStiop of Bath and Wells. „. ,lohn :Honey,wood, Bart,' M, P. for • ' Sir Stephen LitShington Bart.' M.P. for Penyri. • ,Thomaa 'Anson, ESq. \l. ' P. for Litchfield. • lames*Argyatt, Esq. M.P. fOr SortthatuPtom , • ' N icholson Calvert, P.,4q.. M.P. time Hertford. tdiannut Berehm, Esq..isleut-streer, Spring Gardens. Thomas Ifammetsley, Esq. Peli-Nlall. C. • ' W,lJickes, Esq. Private Seqietary to the•Arch.Y;sltOp of Canterbury. . Mr. l)irnock; Librarian to the Archbishop. • Cecil Vorestet. M for Wenlnck : Sold wholesale and retail lay Mr. Jkiler, No. 4,Cheapsidei and retail -by Ntr. Kirby, Stall'erti-set,„ old bon , i-otte,t Mr. Straiten, Leicester-square Bacon and Co. r;a, Ox ford4treet; and by all respeetble. Venders in TOwn and Cogntry.: • Ciitttion.—Observe the name of William 13:Ir.:1ay is en., graved on the Stamp, which is lflixed 'on the,ourside wrap. per of each b4,lx; all not so st.iinped are a dangerous tat ion.. . PriLzqcs. 6d. antl.iss. per box,, with am tic dire _ . tt,ENOVATEI) HEALTH. xT has been ton fregnently the subje i of ju st and general reprobation, that men destitute of tile elements ut the medical art have o%red themselves as cantlidate,s OA* pAtklic pat ronage in the profession of physic I• or the p u Tose of (tering justice to the result'ot our studies and experience, .:ind to prevent us from tieing Classed among those ern pi ri,:.. w hese impriotent pretensions have, OntArtunately 1.4 society, berg tot , favourably recived, we trek leave to submit to th e 1it, e , 4 1 and enlightened a faithful statenient of our p•irsicit a and ae. quirements. Atte) having received a regular Int:Meal e•hcicho. non ai 'the pupils of. Avlessrs. Grunted and IJIALod, tvitose lectures and practice we caret ul: y attend:ci, as pi Jiercitn. Stitt) spriierhui of., the"Lunde., Hospital ; , ve croon:At u•oseivci jsr students In.that justly celebrated sciao,l for mem: al acquire ment, the Royal r..'ollege 0: I;.tinburglA, and w•:rs: instructed in the itiik,...nr hraitchc...i . ..o la t m o ) , atitp:,try, lth! tue,) t and p t actic, of olt,tsm, ,cheinistry, tnitiwiter ) , br , titny, ax & co by this , - eminent professors, Drs. Moon), '(..:re,o••• , 13140, • Hantilt.al, I)uncan and Hutitertiml. We frost w:. snail - Hut be (1.-2eitiett presumptuous in saying that oar InonciNi c y and 21:11111C011:1110 are. ;IA 111:.otisid.litt)ie . SLAV V 1,4 trAr.a i Ang sorted of years Sala-le Venerral Complaints, and the various diseases ' of I ichility, tive p Articular ohject or .our stuilles and practice, - i it tv it I, e n•qie, bi. allowed that we have acluireh superi•Ar knowledge of t 4eir treatment and ,: o re.' In sitglir and recent cages of iiikettOtl a perfect re-cstahli:hincritt is :completert in the short period oftsvii clays ; and in dish of the utmost in Veleracy, where other pradiiiiners have faileit o i l sueces.i, a proper inirseverance in our plan of treatni‘lit ensures to OA pat:ctit a sali'ariti radical dare. ~ Alitid3 the:.melatictioly vatiety of disorders which are the • ells is of a !lain Hong. and _most unhappily onrsticd by the yoatllnt botksexes, there are none. more - alarming or more Oistresiing Wan those deficiencies and debilitie.s. which Ire. cpuittiy ,prey tit of is m embitter thatrimonial state. To such •' v e, 600% ,,,L. t r0 0 t . h t , ri C00(”1atiOn tp know that they Illay'lloW, ' „t by, a new. 4114 infalllble reissue uftrcattnera, be restored tb th,tt greatest of all human blessings, a sttong, manly, and vigor: pus conititotion, In all cases of debilo y, from wintrerdA pa_usoarisittg,.as well as in_evertsfrecies of Venereal i tifeet ions, ! 1., • we tasty ii on 'ttlird .))' patients ofeisliF..ra, wi th tile great• eat secrec y art 4 Mall). ..Holll,4oll4.4lll4l,liLttlUii at home trtn ten to eritoe, an AOlll6 in the evening till.to.at night. • , • .1' 1 ,), i Patients in ille country are letlittSttd to state the pacticht... tars ot thci',' caw, age, and genera) habit of living. Ake, .te. in ! eksong,a . Nocitt ince natatiyiee,ail inedielloai, when ilii.! ;lire wii; be given, or sent to anti part of t h e kingdom. To•esi , gire that,seqrixy soestehtilllto our undertaking, the postagit , i letyti way he addyttrz the account torintalicines. • \ o.ll•tatlti and Cu. StiriterlitS, lit1;:ioN flaccon • :•7•1••., '4. -; _,:r Messrs. Cittrie and Cu. have Certiticatt, : .„ L . above C 01444414 '..iltiktitSSUES of 1.611d441.10410, li. ' ' I] , , tht:o4l,ol,Aki, akikl, and linrsmity„ with -A.,•,. , • , , , ~,. formed the dude assisocia them . during the time titey fat. .. tentie4 their Lettures and Pratisce. • , r'"A kc e \, \';,**;s +3 - . 4:1i:':45: . i ' 4l'..;:( U. V .- ;*1 /f ,1 's -• °~ \